I had to fail on something.
Hard and tricky finger crack that tested all my skills, sadly failing from the last and hardest move and falling onto a 000 C3 cam which held but will never be the same.
First pitch only.

Tried putting the gear up for Dana but decide that if would freak her out and suggested she second Paul.
Funsteep corner climbing with a hard mantel at the start and some powerful moves up higher. Steeper then it looks.

The line we most worried about climbing. Wicked finger crack slab that was finger locking fun to a tricky move before the crack fused up and your faced with a 5 m traverse and run out to the top. Brilliant...

Flash placing gear. Very pure finger crack climbing (I must've spent 20min stuck on the last hardcrack move) to a stance, then time to get your BOLD on. Traversing miles away from your last bit of gear and then committing to the hardest move of the route is gripping. Stoked with this one, felt mentally demanding, and keeping it together for the technical finale is tough.

Jenga climbed this well, but I took a big gear ripping fall on the head wall and got spooked. Amazing climbing encompassing all styles on pretty good gear, with an intimidating finale. Hopefully I'll get another shot before we depart.

Of the two E1 finger cracks on this wall, I think this was the best, though Jenga disagrees. Less straightforward than its partner, more technical and fiddlier gear, this was my tick of the day. I recommend bringing C3s for this beauty.

Flashed on Jengas gear. If you haven't climbed a technical finger crack before, this is the one to do! Great gear, technical movement, sustained. I actually fell when a footer slipped, but perfect finger locks meant I wasn't going anywhere!